Barcelona dominated possession but, huge credit to City, they came back at their visitors in the second half to give themselves half a chance. A Luis Suarez brace, a sending off, a missed penalty and a Sergio Aguero strike - a good night's entertainment.

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On Samir Nasri walking straight down the tunnel after being substituted: "It's not good. The fans see it. Manuel Pellegrini speaks his mind so we'll see what his says about that.

"Before the game, Nasri had refused to compare himself to Andres Iniesta and he was right. Tonight, he was more like a Ford Fiesta."

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Manchester City goalkeeper Joe Hart, speaking to ITV: "I hope so [that the penalty save could prove crucial]. We will go there with a great group of fans, belief and we will have a right go.

"We pressed until the first goal and panicked a bit. We regrouped second half, put a lot of pressure on and were good for our goal and maybe good for a result tonight.

"The occasion did not get to us, sometimes things go against you. It is 2-1 and we go there with belief.

"Luis Suarez is a fantastic player, he took his goal well."

In the other Champions League last-16 first leg tie, Juventus have the edge after beating Borussia Dortmund 2-1 at the Juventus Stadium.

Martin Robertson: Imagine how many goals Messi would score if he could actually take penalties.

Abdul Said: Messi enjoying his new midfield role and even forgets how to score.

Razak Adeyemi: Suarez should have been given the chance for a hat-trick - game on at the Camp Nou.

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There has been plenty of chat that Luis Suarez hasn't been firing since moving to Barcelona. Okay, he may not be the kingpin these days, with the likes of Lionel Messi and Neymar alongside him but he is still some player. His two goals leave City with a huge job on their hands in the Nou Camp in a few weeks time.

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"Give credit to City, they stuck at it and held on for 2-1. Overall, you have to say Barcelona are far superior to City.

"They've been made to look quite average in the first half. They showed grit and determination and got them a goal to keep them in the tie but they will have to play very well in the second leg to have any chance.

"Messi will be absolutely devastated with his penalty miss. He's a perfectionist."

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The final whistle sounds as Lionel Messi still has his head in his hands. Advantage Barcelona but it could have been so, so much worse for Manchester City. We still have a game on our hands in Spain.

Manchester City still have hope. Lionel Messi steps up, gives the goalkeeper the eyes and has his low penalty saved by Joe Hart to his left. The ball is parried straight back to Messi who, with a open goal gaping, sends a diving header wide. He is human.

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In the dying seconds Pablo Zabaleta needlessly chops down Lionel Messi in the penalty area.

Keep ball from Barcelona. Is there time for another chance?

Lionel Messi delicately chips the ball over Joe Hart and into the net but he is marginally offside. Lovely finish though. Three minutes of injury time.

The ball is bobbling around Barcelona's area but it is hacked clear and Barca now have a free kick at the halfway line.

Sergio Aguero is absolutely poleaxed by Adriano on the touchline. The home fans chant 'off' but no chance. Yellow is shown.

Mark from Huddersfield: No Yaya. Now no Clichy. No chance. Typical self-destruction from City.

Jonathan in Leicester: Wish Suarez was still at Liverpool for Sunday's match.

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That sending off has killed the atmosphere at Etihad just when it looked as though we were going to get a ripsnorter of a last 20 minutes. Barcelona are coasting through the last few minutes and City look as though they are happy with the score as it is - well as happy as they can be.

It's a humdinger at Ipswich! Mick McCarthy's side restored their two-goal lead against Birmingham, thanks to Freddie Sears's second goal, but David Davis has just pulled one back again for Birmingham, who now trail 2-1.

Huddersfield are cruising against Reading - they are 3-0 up thanks to second-half goals from Nahki Wells and Ishamel Miller. Millwall have been unable to take advantage of bad nights for their relegation rivals - they are losing 2-0 to Sheffield Wednesday, Lewis McGugan and Atdhe Nuhiu on target for the visitors.

League One leaders Bristol City are heading for victory - Aaron Wilbraham has put them 3-1 up at Doncaster.

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Rich: Substitution sees Neymar finally escape Zabaleta's pocket.

Jerry Elumeze: Didn't realise Neymar was playing until his substitution.

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Barcelona are still looking the more likely to add another. Substitute Adriano has a shot blocked from 20 yards. The yellow shirts know another goal and it is almost job done.